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Fudgin [204]
2 years ago
11

look at the table in the problem 4 alex drove a distince between 2 cities in the table.he said that he drove about 2,000 miles.W

hich cites could Alex have driven between show ur work.Iready math book grade 4
Mathematics
1 answer:
luda_lava [24]2 years ago
8 0

The cities Alex could have drove between whose distance is about 2000 miles when rounded to the <em>nearest thousand</em> are : <em>Chicago to San Francisco</em> and <em>Atlanta to Los Angeles</em>

<u>From the table attached which shows the distance in miles between two cities in the United States</u> :

  • Distance between Chicago to San Francisco = 2131

  • Distance between Atlanta to Los Angeles = 2173

Only the distances between these two cities would give a value of 2000 miles when <em>rounded to the nearest thousand mile </em>

The other distances in the table will round to 1000 miles when <em>rounded to the nearest thousand mile</em>.

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